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Channel 13Security

Massive Police Raid Nabs Over 50 in Protection Racket Bust

Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

A large-scale police operation across Israel on Monday morning led to the arrest of over 50 suspects involved in a protection racket. The operation, involving 500 officers, targeted dozens of locations and included the arrest of a regional council head from northern Israel. The bust followed a long-term covert investigation by Yamar Hof and Lahav 433.

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  • Over 50 people arrested in a major Israeli police operation against a protection racket.
  • The operation involved 500 officers raiding dozens of locations across Israel.
  • A regional council head from northern Israel was among those arrested.
  • Suspects are accused of extortion, threats, and collecting protection money.
  • The bust followed a lengthy covert investigation by Yamar Hof and Lahav 433.

Over 50 individuals were arrested early Monday morning in a large-scale, multi-district police operation targeting a widespread protection racket. The operation involved 500 officers who raided dozens of locations across Israel. Among those detained is a regional council head from northern Israel, suspected of involvement in extortion, threats, and collecting protection money.

The massive bust is the culmination of a lengthy covert investigation conducted by the Coastal District's Major Crimes Unit (Yamar Hof) and Lahav 433, the national fraud investigation unit.

Channel 13Centre · Tel Aviv

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